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Month: September 2008

President Holds Video Conference With Emergency Officials, Perry

WASHINGTON (AP) – President Bush held a secure video conference today with top federal emergency officials and Texas Governor Rick Perry to go over preparations for Hurricane Ike. The White House video conference included the president, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, Federal Emergency Management Agency director David Paulison, Perry and their staffs. White House press

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President Holds Video Conference With Emergency Officials, Perry

WASHINGTON (AP) – President Bush held a secure video conference today with top federal emergency officials and Texas Governor Rick Perry to go over preparations for Hurricane Ike. The White House video conference included the president, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, Federal Emergency Management Agency director David Paulison, Perry and their staffs. White House press

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Reyes Votes For House Resolution Commending Bhutan

El Paso Congressman Silvestre Reyes joined lawmakers in passing a resolution commemorating Bhutan’s participation in the 2008 Smithsonian Folklife Festival and commending the people and government of Bhutan for their “commitment to holding elections and broadening political participation,” officials with Reyes’ office said. The resolution, H.R. 1307, passed by a vote of 395-15. Bhutan is

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Reyes Votes For House Resolution Commending Bhutan

El Paso Congressman Silvestre Reyes joined lawmakers in passing a resolution commemorating Bhutan’s participation in the 2008 Smithsonian Folklife Festival and commending the people and government of Bhutan for their “commitment to holding elections and broadening political participation,” officials with Reyes’ office said. The resolution, H.R. 1307, passed by a vote of 395-15. Bhutan is

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Texans Can Prepay For College Again

AUSTIN (AP) – Once again, Texas parents can lock in current college tuition rates and start paying – even if their would-be graduates are infants. Comptroller Susan Combs announced the Texas Tuition Promise Fund on Wednesday and opened enrollment to all Texans. The plan allows parents to start paying undergraduate tuition and required fees for

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Texans Can Prepay For College Again

AUSTIN (AP) – Once again, Texas parents can lock in current college tuition rates and start paying – even if their would-be graduates are infants. Comptroller Susan Combs announced the Texas Tuition Promise Fund on Wednesday and opened enrollment to all Texans. The plan allows parents to start paying undergraduate tuition and required fees for

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